Dear All, 

I am trying to use and older distribution for using the CAN Cape as 
suggested on the manufacturer 
website: http://www.waveshare.com/wiki/RS485_CAN_CAPE . This cape requires 
this 
distro: 
Angstrom-Cloud9-IDE-GNOME-eglibc-ipk-v2012.12-beaglebone-2013.05.24-MISC-cape-HDMI-v1.1.img.7z
 
which looks like an old Angstrom. 

As I follow the steps outlined on their page, i.e.  format the SD card, use 
win32image to write the image to the SD card, insert the SD card and press 
s2(boot) button, and then insert the USB cable for power. This starts to 
install the OS to the eMMC (I am guessing this based on the cyclic LED lit 
pattern that lasts for 10-15 minutes). This then terminates with all four 
LEDs blinking together, and this is the the final state of the system. So I 
am guessing the installation finishes. 

At this point If I power-off the system and re-power it, the whole process 
repeats. If I remove the SD card and then power it, then after some 
processing, only one right-most LED blinks and the system doesnt respond to 
remote connection via ssh over 192.168.7.2 or ethernet IP. 

I do not want to install the OS to the eMMC. I can use the SD card for the 
OS. But as soon as I plug-in my SD card, it always goes to the cyclic LED 
pattern and then ends in the same state. 

This BBB was running the latest Debian version 8.4 before I tried this. I 
am using this old and specific distribution because the CAN cape was not 
responding in Debian 8.4

Any help debugging the system is appreciated.

Thanks 
Chintan Pathak 
Research Scholar 
University of Washington. 


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